First we have to make the templates.
If you have embroidery software like me, print out two
copies of your skull dieline, back them with some felt,
and cut them out. If you don't have software to print
them out, load up the dieline file, and stitch it onto a
piece of white felt, then cut the felt out along the
stitching line.

Next, hoop up some tearaway
stabilizer, and load up your design. The first thing
that stitches is your dieline. Spray some adhesive on
the back of one felt skully, and place it carefully
inside the line. Set your machine to stitching again,
and it'll sew a tackdown stitch.

Next, all the fun colorful skully
stuff stitches. After that's done, grab your last felt
skully, and spray just around the edges, so it doesn't
stick to itself when we need to turn it right side out.
Place your skull on top of the embroidered one, and sew
the last dieline. You'll notice the last dieline only
stitches around the sides and top, leaving the bottom
open so we can turn it right side out.

Once your skull is done stitching,
tear it free of the stabilizer, and turn it right side
out. Grab your stuffing and go to town!

Finally, take your needle and
thread, and fold in the raw edge and sew it neatly shut.
Grab your pins, and put your skully to use! Stitch the
little one onto a wrist strap and make the spookiest
portable pincushion ever! Or just use your skullies as
fun Halloween-y decor.